Episode 10: NCAA eliminating altitude conversions, LTL and a philosophical take on Josh Kerr's Mile WR, and USA Championships Preview

from On The Record: The Elite Running Podcast · host Rob Vermillion, Pete Julian, and Tim Riley

A fired up analysis of the NCAA D1 oversight committee voting to eliminate altitude and track size conversions. We reflect on Josh Kerr breaking Mile WR and what it means to LTL. And a breakdown on the races to watch as the USA Track and Field National Championships head to the Big Apple.

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